Propositions Use Limited Amounts Of Social Media In Campaigning

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No on Prop. 35 (Ashley Steel/flickr)

Shako Liu
Senior Staff Reporter

Proposition 35 is one of the few with a Facebook presence.

Presidential Debate 2012: How Romney Can Come Out The Winner

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Ryan Shaw
Columnist

This is the winning strategy the Romney Campaign needs to embrace.

First Presidential Debate Romney’s Last Shot

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Shako Liu
Staff Reporter

Why Romney must define himself better than Obama does.

Europe Says "No" To Romney, But He May Have Traction In The Middle East

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Paige Graham
Contributor

Romney may find hope for his foreign affairs strategy in developments in the Middle East.

Santorum Wins Reflect Disapproval Of Gingrich, Romney

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Rick Santorum came from behind this week in the nomination race. Romney and Gingrich took note. (Gage Skidmore/Flickr)

Ryan Shaw
Staff Columnist

Here's what Newt and Mitt need to do to save face.

Paul Targets Delegates, Puts Primaries Into Perspective

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Ron Paul at the Western Republican Leadership Conference in Las Vegas last October. (Gage Skidmore/Wikimedia Commons)

Lauren Foliart
Staff Reporter

Ron Paul at the Western Republican Leadership Conference in Las Vegas last October. (Gage Skidmore/Wikimedia Commons) Ron Paul is nowhere near abandoning the GOP race to presidency—he’s just changing his route.

While Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich duke it out in the Florida primary on Tuesday, Paul will arrive in Colorado, one of many stops in his campaign to collect delegate votes.